Running as a Standalone Application
If the Web Dynpro application runs as a standalone application (i.e. not inside the SAP Enterprise Portal 6.0), or if the Web Dynpro runtime is configured to use the Web Dynpro theme in every case, you have two options to define the theme used by a Web Dynpro application. You can define the default theme (i.e. the theme used by all applications running on this system) or you can define an application-specific theme.
Defining the Default Theme
If you wish to change the default theme of the Web Dynpro runtime, you must use the Configuration Adapter service of the Visual Admin as described above.
You must maintain one property of the Propertysheet default named sap.theme.default.
For value, you must define a valid URL referring the used theme as:
http://://
If the Web Dynpro application runs as a standalone application (i.e. not inside the SAP Enterprise Portal 6.0), or if the Web Dynpro runtime is configured to use the Web Dynpro theme in every case, you have two options to define the theme used by a Web Dynpro application. You can define the default theme (i.e. the theme used by all applications running on this system) or you can define an application-specific theme.
Defining the Default Theme
If you wish to change the default theme of the Web Dynpro runtime, you must use the Configuration Adapter service of the Visual Admin as described above.
You must maintain one property of the Propertysheet default named sap.theme.default.
For value, you must define a valid URL referring the used theme as:
http://
You must make sure that the defined URL points to the theme folder (in the example, for the theme sap_chrome). You must not use a fully-qualified URL to the concrete CSS file of the theme.
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